Decide...decide? Not a math major, just trying to get through College Algebra can some tell me if this graphing calculator will help me.?
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Yes it will but depends on which college algebra you are taking. Nevertheless, overall, it will.
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It is a powerful hand held unit. Ir will carry you through college algebra, geometry, calculus and beyond. It is allowed for use on SAT and ACT examinations. Its use is taught, in better high schools, as a technological component of their math classes. CT
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Yes, I bought this calculator for my daughter; it is great for everything! Chemistry/physics/and all math course. Highly recommend it, not sure how my daughter survived without this calculator.
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If you awill just use this for algebra then you might as well not get it...i have this calculator and it was very uselful for Calculus and trig but just for Algebra it might be unnecessary my Algebra teacher in college doesnt even let us use a graphing calculator so i would say you dont really need it and beside this way you could save some money
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The calculator does have a 4-line display, and 16 characters. I went to my local walmart recently and they had it in stock (back to school) and if you're hesitant with purchasing it online I'd give it a go at walmart and if you aren't pleased return it. Also try Office Max and Office Depot I seen them at both stores. Hope this helped! And along with Penny's husband I've used this for my chemistry classes as well as pre-cal. You honestly can't beat the price.
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It depends how much you use your calculator. As far as I know it's still working well and we ordered it a while ago.
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Yes. It can be used and even beyond any calculus problem. I really enjoy the Texas instrument for my statistic class. Go for it.
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Yes, there is a calculator function. It did not seem as easy to use as a regular calculator, but the functionality is there and I have not experimented with it very much. I don't really use it as it was bought for my wife, and she does not use it often (see my review on Amazon).
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I'm really not certain, but, this calculator that I purchased from Amazon is G R E A T !!!
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If you already have an 84 and don't plan on going onto Calculus/Physics then you don't need it. If you don't have an 84 or you plan on going on to Calculus/Physics then this calculator will be a big help in checking your work as it can perform a lot of advanced operations that the 83/84 family can't do. However some teachers may require it as there is a lot of neat software/hardware that they can use with it in the classroom. If you are looking to buy it to use for a class, contact the teacher and find out if they plan on using anything that will need an Nspire.
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It's not a real calculator. The part where the calculations would show up is simply the back of your iPhone.
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"CAS is an acronym for Computer Algebra System. With this, you can calculate or manipulate high-level expressions such as differential, integral, or limit." So, that is the definition that Casio is applying to the Class Pad 330 calculator. You might simply say this calculator is using programming to resolve mathematical problems. However, what specific features are you looking for in a graphing calculator? If you are asking if this calculator will connect to your computer - well that is a different question.
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I never used it because I never got it.. Amazon ordered it from another supplier but it never came. Therefore I returned the calculator to Amazon.
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I have a TI-83 that I'm using this semester for my college Statistics class. The instructor treats this model the same as the TI-84 when giving directions on how to use, and it has worked great!
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Haven't used the HP. The Nspire cx CAS is very nice. I have no complaints. The user interface is simple enough to use for quick computation and capable enough to do a lot more.I have the TI Software but haven't tried to write my own programs yet, but this software will make it quite nice should I need to. I'm guessing you'll be working with complex numbers, matrices, linear algebra stuff and the Nspire is a champ for all of those and more.By the way, make sure you get the CAS version.
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It is somewhat similar to the TI 92 graphing calculator; however, it is definitely not the best source for graphing specifically. It has nice 3-D pictures but I usually use other sources online for graphing problems. If a graphing calculator is what you're looking for, I would get a newer model because this calculator is better for solving difficult equations and have step by step instructions to solve them. My primary reason for purchase was for assistance in my calculus 3 class.
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Here you go, this is the best answer I could find - http://education.ti.com/en/us/product-resources/graphing_course_comparision
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Easily. Most people don't use these calculators to their full capacity. The other model is nicer to look at and probably a tad easier to use. Both should have the same capabilities.
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The CAS has what's known as the "Computational Algebra System", which allows you to enter in an equation and manipulate it to isolate and solve for any variable in the equation. This is an extremely handy feature for science classes such as chemistry or physics, as it can let you focus on the theory behind the equations you're using without getting hung up on the math (especially if, like me, you haven't practiced the math for years).
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Yes, this calculator has a Computer Algebra System that is very sophisticated. The list of built in functions can be obtained by downloading the Operator Manual from the Casio website.